1 pgs Feb 19, 2008 22:48
3 pgs Feb 20, 2008 01:17
You're right, I now added an entry in my locales file. I just went the unusual way because before that entry seemed not to work and so i decided to go to the first code level available.
Actually, deleting the cache solved the problem and is one thing I have to to bear in mind in the future.
Thank you.
Kind regards, pgs
4 austriaco Feb 20, 2008 16:30
Ah yes, in spanish appears as <AUTHOR> el <POSTING> when it should be <AUTHOR> en <POSTING>. And the problem is that _T('on ') is correctly translated as el when we speak about a date (the way it's marked in the PO file), but not when we speak about a place, in which case it has to be en.
In english there seems to be no difference, so my newly created es_VE localization package is giving me trouble here. I'll have change it manually and remember about it the next time I upgrade. Or is there a workaround that doesn't imply changing the source code?
Hi pgs,
This is the not so formal way of solving the problem but it should work.
Try reloading the plugins or Delete prerendered item cache.
Good luck